Visualisations of tonal geometry and performer-listener cardio-respiratory signals at the Athens Science Festival
Tag: cardiovascular science
Falling Walls Breakthrough Day : Breaking the Wall to Musical Medicine
Four thrilling days at the Radialsystem in Berlin for the Falling Walls Science Summit Breakthroughs of the Year
Frankfurter Allgemeine : Music As Medicine
Johanna Kuroczik interviews Elaine Chew for the Falling Walls Special Edition of the Frankfurter Allgemeine
Zeit Online Interview: Music is like Tai Chi for the autonomic nervous system
Claudia Wüstenhagen and Tom Kattwinkel interview Elaine Chew to get insights into music-heart-brain interactions and our HeartFM project
Deniz Suer awarded Golding Bird Prize Fund
Deniz Suer awarded Golding Bird Prize Fund for highest Scholarly Project mark (tied with one other student) at GKT School of Medical Education
KCL NMES Inaugural Lecture: Elaine Chew (Engineering-NMES & BMEIS-FoLSM)
Elaine Chew’s KCL Inaugural Lecture: video and photos. The series celebrates the personal journeys of new professors.
The Psychophysiology of Music: Society for Psychophysiological Research President’s Symposium
Elaine Chew speaks on Music and the Heart on World Heart Day at President’s Symposium at SPR annual meeting
Intro to CosmoNote at the MIT Computational Physiology Laboratory
Elaine Chew gives a hybrid talk on CosmoNote music physiology visualisation at the MIT Laboratory for Computational Physiology
Barts900 : The Musical Heart, Cardiac health and pathology through a musical lens
Lecture-performance on synergies between music and cardiology speckled with musical examples and a HeartFM technology demonstration
LiveFixPodcast #51: The Beautiful Dance Between Our Heart, The Fan Experience and Live Music Performance
Had a blast with Christopher and Colleen Catania of the Live Fix Podcast on the tremendous and profound impact live music has on our hearts and human physiology. Don’t miss the part where Colleen asks what would happen if the hearts of two concert fans were transplanted and swapped.